I can't figure out how to set the values of a multiple select list for the POST method of LWP::UserAgent. I've read perldoc lwpcook, CPAN, Spidering Hacks, Perl & LWP; and still can't figure it out!!!

My multiple select list looks like this:
<select multiple name=col size=24>
<option selected value=KEYID>KEYID
<option selected value=CPUTYPE>CPUTYPE
<option selected value=INSTANCE_ID>INSTANCE_ID
<option selected value=SYSTEM_ID>SYSTEM_ID
</select>

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And my LWP::UserAgent POST method looks like this:
my $response = $browser->post(
 $intrado,
 [
   "group" => "Chicago",
   "table" => "CPCFG",
 ],@netscape_headers
);
die "Error: ", $response->status_line
 unless $response->is_success;

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How do I add the multiple select list to the POST? Would it be an array?
Or something like this:"col" => qw(KEYID CPUTYPE INSTANCE_ID SYSTEM_ID)

In reply to POST Multiple Select List - LWP::UserAgent by awohld

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